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When I go to take off in first gear there is a knocking noise just at the initial take off and then it goes away. Then it does the same thing when I shift into second gear but it is not as bad. Then when I shift into third gear you can barely hear it but its there.
There is no noise when I am sitting in nuetral and rev the engine.
Any ideas?
Modifications:<br />headers, throtle bod spacer, flowmaster, high flow magnaflow carsound cat, powerdyne sc with 2.9\" pulley and by-pass valve, walboro 255 fuel pump, spec stage 2 clutch, and HP Tuners
I can't tell where the knock is coming from, I only hear it when I am driving so I can't pin point it. I have only heard one rod knock in my entire life and never have heard a tranny knock so I couldn't really tell the difference.
The clutch and throwout bearing were changed in Aril so I don't think it could be the throwout bearing.
Modifications:<br />headers, throtle bod spacer, flowmaster, high flow magnaflow carsound cat, powerdyne sc with 2.9\" pulley and by-pass valve, walboro 255 fuel pump, spec stage 2 clutch, and HP Tuners
if it sounds like its coming from the engine you might be running lean, but if its coming from the tranny then its problably a throwout bearing or worn tranny mounts
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Originally posted by vanbibber: more than likely its the tranny mount if you only hear it on shifts.
best way to explain it is like a dull clunking sound.
Kinda, it is a pretty dull sound. Another thng I noticed is that it only does it in forward gears. It does make any noise going in reverse.
Modifications:<br />headers, throtle bod spacer, flowmaster, high flow magnaflow carsound cat, powerdyne sc with 2.9\" pulley and by-pass valve, walboro 255 fuel pump, spec stage 2 clutch, and HP Tuners
put it in 1st, get on the gas, let off, get on, off, onn off...
if the mount moves more then like 1/2 in, its likely you need a new mount.
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I have the blantant question, right now in your sig your running a powerdine superchargger, do you still have the jet chip installed, if so remove it. It advances you timing and that is no good for your setup.
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